Anycubic Photon Mono / Mono SE 2K Mono LCD Screen Replacement
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Anycubic Photon Mono / Mono SE 2K Monochrome LCD Screen Replacement
Direct OEM-spec 6.08-inch 2K monochrome LCD replacement (1620 × 2560 resolution, 51 μm XY precision) engineered for the Anycubic Photon Mono and Photon Mono SE. Restores original factory exposure speeds (1.5–2s/layer) and light transmission for crisp 405nm SLA/MSLA resin printing.
Why Replace Your Photon Mono / Mono SE LCD?
Over continuous 405nm UV exposure cycles, LCD panels naturally experience polarizing degradation, resin leakage punctures, or driver line failures. Replacing your damaged exposure screen completely eliminates exposure blind spots and dimensional shifting without investing in a new printer.
- Rapid 1.5–2s Curing: Superior 405nm light transmittance accelerates curing speeds by up to 300% compared to older color RGB screens.
- 2,000 Hours Operational Lifespan: Built with robust monochrome IPS liquid crystals designed specifically to resist continuous ultraviolet heat degradation.
- Drop-In Native Compatibility: Standard 50-pin MIPI connection aligns seamlessly with OEM Anycubic mainboards.
This product is strictly the UV exposure LCD module located underneath the resin vat. It does not include the printer's exterior front touch control panel. Please inspect and align the FPC ribbon connector orientation carefully before powering on the machine.
Complete Technical Specifications & Dimensions
ChiTu L V3 Board Compatibility & DIY Mono Upgrades
In addition to servicing original Anycubic machines, this 6.08-inch screen can be paired with the ChiTu L V3 Controller Board to upgrade legacy RGB color resin printers (such as the original Photon or Photon S) into high-efficiency monochrome printers.
Download compatible firmware packages for ChiTu boards: ChiTu Mono Firmware Download Drive →
Step-by-Step Monochrome Screen Upgrade & Replacement Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to change my slicer exposure settings after installing this screen?
Yes. If upgrading from an older RGB printer, reduce normal layer curing times from 6–8 seconds down to 1.5–2.5 seconds. If replacing an existing Photon Mono screen, perform a standard R_E_R_F (Resin Exposure Range Finder) test to calibrate resin curing times accurately.
Is this screen identical for both the Photon Mono and Photon Mono SE?
Yes. Both Anycubic Photon Mono and Photon Mono SE use the exact same 6.08" 2K monochrome panel with identical MIPI pin assignments and outer dimensional tolerances.
Do I have to re-level the build plate after replacing the screen?
Yes. Always perform a zero-axis re-leveling on standard A4 paper before running a print job. Even a slight variation in screen mounting tape thickness can alter the bottom layer compression and cause bed adhesion failures.
What should I do if the exposure test shows no light or black lines?
Power off the machine, disconnect the main power plug, and check if the MIPI ribbon cable is seated straight in its motherboard socket with the latch gate fully locked down. Clean ribbon golden fingers gently with 99% IPA if needed.